Forehead Creasing- What To Do?

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Freddi L.

Nov 2, 2016

Freddi L.

Hi! so whenever I put on my foundation over my forehead (currently using makeup forever ultra hd liquid) it always settles in my forehead lines/wrinkles(are they wrinkles? I'm 20) anyway, no matter what I do it always happens. I set it with powder, use a light hand with my foundation. how can I prevent that?

Diana T.

Nov 2, 2016

Diana T.

Have you tried using a silicon based primer? They can usually help fill in some lines before your foundation gets a chance to do so - but that may depend on your skin type - I'm sure some of the beauties with more experience can comment with better advice like miss jaqueline is the queen of all things foundation related so hopefully she sees this and answers!

Freddi L.

Nov 2, 2016

Freddi L.

Okay! my skin is somewhere between normal to dry.

Angela J.

Nov 2, 2016

Angela J.

I agree with Diana. Maybe Smashbox primer or for a more budget friendly option The Maybelline instant age rewind primer:) They seem to work the same for me:)

Angela J.

Nov 2, 2016

Angela J.

I have a few others that seem to fill in fine lines as well depending on what else you look for in a primer...

Angela J.

Nov 2, 2016

Angela J.

Oh and one last one but this one probably isn't necessary at your age:) Jeez I have a lot of primers that are all basically the same...marketing:( LOL.

Freddi L.

Nov 3, 2016

Freddi L.

Ok! thank you so much!

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